If you're thinking of sticking to a neutral palette, but still want a hint of color, this blush hue is the perfect shade. Paired with ivory or gold, shell is classically romantic or it's the perfect antique hue for a vintage wedding. Don't be shy about pairing this soft shade with gray or brighter tones... read more

Coral is one of those colors that I'll never tire of. It strikes the perfect balance between orange and pink, and it has tons of personality all it's own. Plus, it perks up any color palette -- pair it with bright cherry or soft mint, you really can't go wrong. Double bonus: Coral is flattering... read more

Cherry red, midnight black and cream are one of the most classic color combinations around, and the rich colors are also the perfect choice if you want to add drama to your wedding day. For flowers, red roses are the tried and true traditional choice, but if you're looking to add a unique flare to... read more

I don't have to tell you that blue, red and yellow are the fundamental building blocks of color, but I bet you've never considered getting back to basics with a primary color palette for your wedding.  This combination is perfect to create a playful vibe and isn't for the faint of heart. Think unique craspedia... read more

A soft white like this rich cream hue sets the tone for an elegant affair. Cream isn't as stark and modern as bright white and it looks great no matter the season. Whether you use it front and center as the main color in your palette or to complement a bold shade like kelley...

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